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InstantFusion: a shared latent interface for heterogeneous image generators

Research
Source:Hugging Face Papers
New paper on Hugging Face: aligning the latent representations of image generators with different architectures (diffusion and flow matching) is still an open problem. InstantFusion proposes a shared latent interface to make generators interoperable.
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